St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-29

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les Dead" Next Friday evening IL e
club will inaugurate series of out
door SportO, opening with double
cared boat race at Lake Calhoun.
Rev. A. r. Graves, of Gethsemane
church, was celebrant at double we'd
ding Thursday evening, when he united
in marriage Miss Lila Nj. Gregory and
W. w. Hall, and Miss Myra f. Eggles
ton and w. c. Gregory. The nuptailS
were SolemniZed at the residence of w.
III. Middlemest, corner of Eleventh ave-
nue. north and Girard avenue. A house
full of friends of the young people were
present and Showered congrationS upon
them. After June l Mr.. and Mrs
Gregory will be at home at Hotel Frank
lin, on the South side. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall will receive their friends at 2012
Sixteenth avenue south.
EX-residentS of Grand Rapids, Wis,
met at the residence of w. i. Hawley,
III Highland avenue. Monday evening,
and formed Grand Rapids association,
with the following officers: ID. ID.
Demarais. president; w. b. Hawley,
vice president; Mrs. l.. w. Quimby,
secretary; Mrs. Jennie Pomeroy, treas
urer. The club hope to derive both
pleasure and benefit from its meetings.
The next meeting will be held Friday
evening. at the residence of ID. ID.
Demarais. 1929 First avenue south.
Miss Mary E. Murch and James Farm
ham were married by Rev. Mr.. Van
Fossen at the Single Creek Nj. E.
church OH Wednesday evening in the
presence of large company. Follow
ing the ceremony reception was given
at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Murch. The home
had been beautifully decorated with
evergreens and cut flowers. The bride
wore very becoming costume of light
brown satin, with garniture of natural
flowers.
The Young Mems association of the
Park Avenue church gave their third an
nual entertainment and social at the
church Wednesday evening. About 200
guests enjoyed a fine musical and literary
Notwithstanding Misses Matte Ankeny,
Lully Harmon and Louise Kiehle and
Messrs. J. w. Laurence, DR.. L. d.
Leonard. w. E. Wooley, j. w. Sheyock,
F. Il. Ely, B. w. Irwin, Luce and the
McAlliSter quartette.
A number of the Thirteenth Avenue
NJ. E. church people met at their church
Monday evening and repaired to the
VI OtU6I Miss DEOWU,
the sweet singers of their choir, intent
on celebrating their birthday. The
ladies were completely surprised, the
| more so when DR.. Marshall pre-
Sented each with an elegant easy chair
as token of the esteem in which they
and their songs are held.
Miss Bradford, 715 Oak Lake avenue.
was hostess to one of the most elegant
dancing parties of the year Friday night.
| About 125 young ladies and gentlemen
| of the leading society circles of the city
were present, and the beautiful home
| presented a brilliant scene. Refresh
ments were served by May, and every
wish of the happy company had been
| anticipated and supplied.
n house warming, given by Mr. and
Mrs. c. c. White to anumber of their
friends Tuesday evening, dedicated to
their new home on Grand avenue, near
Thirty-firSt street to hoSpitable uses.
The evening was delightfully."- spent and
the beautiful new house harbored a
happy company, who will hope that
sorrow may never linger beneath it's
roof tree.
A concert was given under the auspi-
ceS of the young people of the Franklin
avenue NJ. e. church Wednesday even
ing. which gave pleasure to many.
Prof. Carl Lachmund and his Juvenile
orchestra, assisted by Misses Bessie
Bundage and Millie Wagner and Willie
Hush, furnished a most attractive pro-
gramme, which was generously APP
plauded.
Miss Nina Bowen and Frank &. Car
penter, of Deadwood, Oak, were mar
ried Wednesday morning at the resi-
dence of the brides brother, j. G..
Bowen, on Twentieth avenue north.
Rev. Charles Carpenter, brother of the
groom performed the ceremony in the
presence of a few intimate friends OF
the welded pair.
A successfully planned surprise party
astonlshed DIR. DunSmOor last evening
! and made his hospitable room very
| merry during the hours preceding Sun
day. Mrs. DunSmoOr had invited
thirty-five of their friends to greet her
husband, who led in the dance which
followed. Power served delicious re-
freShmentS.
The Railroad Mems branch of the
Young Mems Christian association gave
largely attended reception at their
| reading rooms, 81 South Second street,
wednesday evening. Music and social
pleasure, with light refreshments, made
the time pass agreeably for all present.
Miss Efie NJ. Hudgins, eldest
daughter of Rev. Hudgins, of Belleyille,
Ont, and G. e. Defoe, of this city, were
married last Tuesday. Mr.. Defoe is the
train dispatcher of the Minneapolis IL
st. Louis road in this city: he is most
genial gentleman on whom his MANY
friends will shower congratulations.
The Canadian society celebrated the
queens birthday last Tuesday evening
gramme consisted of music and literary
numbers. with lecture on Geneva and
the Alps" by DR.. John Allison.
Mrs. McCluskey, 1915 South Eighth
street, was the surprised hostess of a
number of friends Wednesday evening,